We’re approaching the time of year when several Archdiocesan and National special collections are taken up in the Archdiocese of Vancouver. Some are less known than others, prompting people to … Continued
As National Truth and Reconciliation Day becomes a statutory holiday in British Columbia this year, Archbishop J. Michael says the Sept. 30 observance is an opportunity to “reaffirm our commitment … Continued
Even as Fraser Health is under fire for covering up information on how it promotes euthanasia, the health authority is now offering information sessions to pensioners on how to access … Continued
When Megan and Nathan Rumohr agreed to be marriage mentors for Valerie and Kevin Lam, they were expecting to offer some wisdom and help for a soon-to-be-married couple as they … Continued
The Anti-Human Trafficking Committee of the Archdiocese of Vancouver is praising a decision by Ontario’s Superior Court Monday that ruled Canada’s criminal laws on sex work are constitutional. In his … Continued
A new set of secret documents that the Fraser Health Authority tried but failed to keep from the public confirms that its board of directors overrode advice from its own … Continued
Hundreds of faithful, dozens of priests, and three bishops gathered at Holy Rosary Cathedral Tuesday to celebrate and remember the life and contribution of Archbishop Adam Exner, OMI, who died … Continued
Onlookers at Rene Memorial Park paused their summer fun to watch more than 300 Catholics process with the Eucharist through the neighbourhood around St. Francis de Sales Church in Burnaby. … Continued
Fourteen anomalies discovered by ground-penetrating radar in a Manitoba church basement are not human remains, an excavation has discovered. Minegoziibe Anishinabe, also known as the Pine Creek First Nation, carried … Continued
Binge-watching is taking on new meaning at parishes across the Archdiocese, as the FORMED Catholic streaming service transforms the way ministries access content for catechesis and sacramental preparation. “Streaming means no … Continued